''Nai Duniya Naye Log'' is a 1973

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directed by B.R.Ishara. The film stars

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("although ''

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'' was her first released film") and

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in their first film roles.

Cast

... Sandhya *Satyen *

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Production

The film was shot "about 50 miles from

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at a spot from where a train passed only once a day. B.R. Ishara wanted to shoot a scene when the train would pass."

Songs

#"Ae Pyar Mujhe Ro Lene De, Meri Palko Ke Kinare Jalte Hai" –

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#"Mujhe Teri Baaho Me, Na Jaane Kya Milta Hai" –

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#"Do Hoonth Hile Ek Geet Suna" –

#"Love Can Fly" – Ursula Vaz

References

External links

* 1973 films 1970s Hindi-language films 1970s Indian films 1973 drama films Films scored by Sapan-Jagmohan Films directed by B. R. Ishara {{1970s-drama-film-stub